This folk-made wooden mooncake mold, dating from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China period, is carved from a single piece of pear wood. It features a long handle for easy pressing. The center of the mold is carved with a circular groove, the edges decorated with continuous serrations. The main interior design is a treasure basin filled with flowers and auspicious patterns. The wood carving is simple and elegant, with clear tool marks and natural wear and patina, reflecting the craftsmanship of folk artisans of the past. The back shows signs of use and natural wood cracks, but the overall condition is good, with no serious damage.